Inside Jimmy Barnes’ multimillion-dollar real estate moves

Australian music icon Jimmy Barnes has built a massive $20m fortune, transforming decades of rock stardom into an impressive real estate portfolio across New South Wales. At 17, the singer left a troubled home to join Cold Chisel, helping turn them into one of Australia’s biggest rock bands. Following 14 Top 40 albums with the band, the musician launched a solo career that delivered 13 number-one ARIA albums. Beyond music, the 70-year-old rocker has traded multimillion-dollar residential compounds, industrial warehouses, and country sanctuaries alongside his wife, Jane. Here is a look inside Barnes’ property portfolio and his unique family tree. MORE: Dougie the Pizza Boy’s sad life after 90s ad Rick Moranis’ shock new life now at 73 ‘S**t’: Broke American Pie star’s shock fortune Australian music icon Jimmy Barnes has built a massive $20m fortune. Picture: Matt Deller. “Riverbend”, Berrima The couple’s primary residence is “Riverbend”, a sprawling estate on the Wingecarribee River near Berrima in the NSW Southern Highlands. Purchased for $1.85m in 2008, the property features three sandstone pavilions linked by long verandas, an extensive vegetable patch, and a rose garden where Ba...